Forgotten JRPG Xenoblade Chronicles X is finally getting a Nintendo Switch remaster after 10 years, and it's only a few months away
X🍃enoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition will feature "newly added story elements"

One of the last great Wii U exclusives has finally escaped the prison of Nintendo's underloved console. The publisher has just announced Xeno💫blade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition, an upgraded remaster of a JRPG i𝓀t seemed Nintendo itself had forgotten.
Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition is set to launch on March 20, 2025, and is priced at $59.99. "This visually enhanced version includes newly added story elements and more," Nintendo sa♍ys as part of its announcement, and that's the extent of the information we've got so far. You can check out the trailer below for a taste of what to expect from the new visuals, at least.

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